GetForgeRecommended gets the recommended version of Forge for the given Minecraft version.

GetHashImpl gets an implementation of hash.Hash for the given hash type string.

HighestSliceIndex returns the highest index of the given values in the slice (-1 if no value is found in the slice).

LoadIndex attempts to load the index file from a path.

LoadMod attempts to load a mod file from a path.

LoadPack loads the modpack metadata to a Pack struct.

ReencodeURL re-encodes URLs for RFC3986 compliance; as CurseForge URLs aren't properly encoded.

The four possible values of Side (the side that the mod is on) are "server", "client", "both", and "" (equivalent to "both").

The four possible values of Side (the side that the mod is on) are "server", "client", "both", and "" (equivalent to "both").

MetaExtension is the file extension of the mod metadata files Note that this is currently not required; it will only be used for new files.

The four possible values of Side (the side that the mod is on) are "server", "client", "both", and "" (equivalent to "both").

The four possible values of Side (the side that the mod is on) are "server", "client", "both", and "" (equivalent to "both").

MetaDownloaders stores all the metadata-based installers that packwiz can use.

Updaters stores all the updaters that packwiz can use.

Index is a representation of the index.toml file for referencing all the files in a pack.

Mod stores metadata about a mod.

ModDownload specifies how to download the mod file.

ModOption specifies optional metadata for this mod file.

Pack stores the modpack metadata, usually in pack.toml.

UpdateCheck represents the data returned from CheckUpdate for each mod.

MetaDownloader specifies a downloader for a Mod using a "metadata:source" mode The calling code should handle caching and hash validation.

MetaDownloaderData specifies the per-Mod metadata retrieved for downloading.

Updater is used to process updates on mods.

IndexFiles are stored as a map of path -> (indexFile or alias -> indexFile) The latter is used for multiple copies with the same path but different alias.